Peter Cole, MD, offers expert advise
A Rutgers study is the first on gestational age at term and ADHD in school-age children to use teacher reports of ADHD symptoms
As of Thursday, there are 293 confirmed or probable monkeypox cases in the state, according to the NJ Dept. of Health.
Manage Grief during the Cancer Journey
Rutgers study finds social support and community cohesion are keys to recovery for children struggling with extreme adversity
Cristine Delnevo, director of the Center for Tobacco Studies, is named Chairperson of FDA Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee
A Rutgers study found that early exposure to antibiotics in babies and toddlers can cause later asthma and allergies.
Yoga of Immortals app could provide a more accessible, easy-to-use and effective treatment for urinary incontinence, Rutgers study finds
The Rutgers School of Public Health will be holding a virtual monkeypox information session on Aug. 5.
RWJBarnabas is expanding in Central New Jersey, taking over the East Brunswick Kmart site on Rt. 18, and opening at the Monmouth Mall:
Rutgers Cancer Institute Researcher Awarded V Foundation for Cancer Research Grant
Rutgers researchers find interventions less than four weeks in duration are ineffective
Expert Tips from Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
July is Sarcoma Awareness Month
A Rutgers study shows a decrease in addiction treatment prescriptions among some population sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic
Rutgers Cancer Institute Researcher led trial recruitment at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School – one of 25 national participating sites
Dr. Eileen White, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and Weill Cornell Medicine will receive $25M to Take on the Challenge of Cancer Cachexia
Rutgers poison control experts discuss legal substances beyond alcohol that can impair driving
This comes one week after the Federal Trade Commission sued to block the proposed merger, saying it would create a healthcare monopoly.
Cigar brands are using potentially misleading descriptors, such as “natural,” on packaging, a Rutgers study finds
Rutgers researchers say backing the FDA proposed ban will lower national smoking rates and help vulnerable groups
Irregular production of brain cells may lead to autism spectrum disorder, a Rutgers study finds
In recent years, radiation treatment has become the preferred treatment option
June marks Pride Month
Identification of growth factors produced in patients with severe asthma may lead to new therapies, Rutgers scientists find
A Rutgers Poison Control Center expert discusses how parents can safely navigate feeding infants amid the scarcity
Rutgers will provide antibody testing to help determine the incidence and long-term effects of COVID-19 in kids as part of an NIH initiative
Cancer health disparities often identified from population-based surveillance data routinely captured by statewide cancer registries
Results from a clinical study involving a Rutgers scientist suggest a “paradigm shift” in treating attacks
Cell receptor protein also stimulates the growth of brain cancer stem cells in Rutgers study
Pfizer has again selected Rutgers as a clinical trial site, this time to determine the correct dosage of Paxlovid for teens and children:
May is Oncology Nursing Month
Children in families that struggled to provide diapers were more likely to have disrupted, shorter sleep periods, Rutgers study finds
Nontraditional 9/11 emergency workers express greater suicidal ideation than police and other first responders, Rutgers study finds
Ongoing research focusing on cancer disparities features members from the Cancer Health Equity Center of Excellence at Rutgers Cancer Inst.
Gamma knife is a non-surgical treatment option that uses high doses of precisely focused radiation beams
May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
Research from Rutgers Cancer Institute
May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Receives Patient Lodging and Transportation Awards from the American Cancer Society